Sentence examples for guerrilla performances from inspiring English sources

The original referred to "guerrilla performances".

Pussy Riot comprises 10 members and dozens of supporting "staff", who have helped organise guerrilla performances in Moscow.

In 1973 Adrian Piper did a series of outdoor, guerrilla performances as the "Mythic Being," a menacing man with a mustache and an Afro wig.

Alekhina, Tolokonnikova and Samusevich have all admitted to being members of Pussy Riot, the balaclava-clad band who mounted guerrilla performances across Moscow this spring.

Ms. O'Grady has long taken a critical view of her upbringing in a black middle-class elite -- her famous guerrilla performances as Mlle.

Sean and his pals have a flash-mob dance thing going, and Emily persuades them to use the attention their guerrilla performances receive to mobilize opposition to the development.

James de la Vega is a hybrid between a street kid and an Ivy League-educated guerrilla performance artist.

The trio were arrested in March after a guerrilla performance in Moscow's main cathedral calling for the Virgin Mary to protect Russia against Vladimir Putin, who was elected to a new term as Russia's president two weeks later.

NOVEMBER ROBERT ASHLEY A big season for the composer Robert Ashley begins with several nights of old and new pieces performed by his associates Tom Hamilton and Thomas Buckner with a number of young players, followed by a guerrilla performance of his opera "Perfect Lives" by the experimental ensemble thingNY in private and public spaces on the Lower East Side.

The song, "Like a Red Prison," was accompanied by a music video showing masked members of the group tossing black crude onto a portrait of Igor Sechin, a Putin confidant and former spy who is chief executive of Rosneft, the Russian state oil company, during a guerrilla performance at an oil facility.

The three were arrested in March after a guerrilla performance in Moscow's main cathedral in which they called for the Virgin Mary to protect Russia against Vladimir Putin, who was elected to a new term as Russia's president a few days later.